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Sidjis (which can also be spelled sijis if you ain't about that D) is a slangy way of saying the word 'insidious' without attracting unwanted attention from horror movie fanatics.
WRONG-
Guy: The insidious infiltration of politics into casual media is becoming increasingly problematic.
Other Guy: OMG Insidious?! I love that movie!

RIGHT-
Guy: The sidjis infiltration of politics into casual media is becoming increasingly problematic.
Other Guy: I wholeheartedly concur, my friend.
Sidjis by TheSlanguist June 30, 2018
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sídlisko 

sídlisko is a Slovak term and it mainly means housing estate or housing project. This term has a ghetto-like feeling to it in Slovakia, but housing projects in Slovakia are way different than projects in the US. These housing projects generally don't have notorious history, and they're usually mixed in social classes, but they're still considered to be 'the hood', especially by the younger people. a lot of rappers from Slovakia come from a sídlisko, and they usually had harder life, but not everybody living in a sídlisko has hard life, in fact, a lot of people in is such a place are living great lives, everything depends on one's living situation
Person 1: hey bro, where does richard live?
Person 2: he lives in sídlisko, Sídlisko III in Prešov
sídlisko by Anonymousmf123 April 27, 2020
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Sidlisko II

Sidlisko II is a housing project in Prešov in Slovakia. Its a neighborhood that has people of mixed social classes in it, and it's the place that contains c*nts loud, playing some weird ass music and screaming like a b*tch
Person: Ey where you live?
Person 2: In Sidlisko II
Person: Oh yeah, its pretty good if you aint broke, but the loud c*nts should get confronted
Sidlisko II by Anonymousmf123 May 15, 2020

Sidlisko III 

Just another housing project in Prešov in Slovakia. if you mind your own business and don't go to the wrong corner in the night, nothing will happen to you
Person 1: Last night I was walking through the night in Sidlisko III and saw some drug dealers, i ran so fast
Person 2: you're ass
The funniest and goofiest guy in the room. He can talk about anything for hours and make it funny. Always joyful, you can often hear a siddish singing in the shower, regardless of how well he can sing. Strict parenting has shaped his life, yet he dreams of breaking free of their expectations. He's the type of guy to get an A- and say he's failing the class. Despite his outgoing and joking nature among friends, he is in fact the biggest simp you'll ever meet. Siddishes are the type to ask a girl permission to hug her, or just dap her up. They are cute and charming, but lacks confidence. If you suspect a siddish likes you, or you LIKE a siddish, make it blatantly obvious cuz this mf will doubt himself all day.
Wow, you're so funny, why don't you go talk to her?
I can't, I'm a Siddish!
siddish by sidboibeats November 22, 2021
The act of transforming your sentence into something more vulgar, for comedic effect.
Usually works best when one understands the context of the conversation.
P1: Hey man, what if the cock moves into the ass at a speed that causes an intergalactical rift?
P2: Christ, dude, stop with the Siddism.
Siddism by mcge2326327 June 8, 2021
It's a wonderful name. Sidise means a beautiful flower which blooms once a year. Sidise is a joyful person. A very positive person. she very overwhelming. She always stands up to something which is right. very trustworthy. and loving and kind.if you ever find someone named "Sidise" don't let her let go.
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Sidise blooms once a year
Sidise by Grace2.0 November 23, 2021
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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